The Sun. — London, England, 1809-01-06 00:00:00

CHELSEA HOSPITAI. ► t ry, ~t Fr HESE are, by order of thelpgil . : tioilObte •, r, the Lords and (idlers, Contrrnesionfri _ eakk u nillie Airtifs of t h Royal Hospital at Chelstiii.glialirNin s ittiat alll)tit-Peturloners belonging to the's itikimpit.lkiaggliOg in London, or within twenty-tive milesike,rat,aAmcwii.red to epper personally, and' regimentally, dr Iffe 4 5i!Crettry's [Moe, in the said 1-losvital. On the tespeettVretarr,. and in their ttilicrent Classes, according to their lieVel4l 'Kato of Pension, as undertheritiobett; attenclaticewill hi given from Nine .o'C:trick n the morning:unt il..Three in the after, noon, for the payment of half s , year's Pension ,:in advance. to Midsummer nev i with the augnientation in goportien to' tneirltability and l'etiolt orlcerviee, H:s MA jt.giiy'i new regulations la their favour , : . • • On NONDA V:, the 9thJanuarYi • • Tie i'ensioners at 6d. ;iv( ,day, mews of C'evalry, cot . Guard, tit e bs litte Ybit 'crittit the 6.44 Regiment inclusive, • -nrio,. at 1 no (it . . '-• On TV E'SDAY, the roll) 31iniArycilfill 41141 foi • Illose at 64 per day, titom the OptvitalKiariPtlti b7sitti' wilt the remaining R4iinenls or cyritoo.as,a,ksFl i tilAl,o,- . s:okers gd, per day, train the everaT1401114,94. , ot clt- • v4iry, Foot auirlds, the , first Regitheiii i otafklbt `To tllefigth inclusive. r; On WEDNESDAY, the Mr) - January. • Those at 941. 'per day. from' the 7ollt Regiment of Foot, with the remaining Regiments or Corps ; as also the Pen et-eicrs at tit. pea day, - from, all the Regiment's of Cavalry, the is Coldstieam Regiments of root Guards. U RS DAY, the tath January. Those at as. Per 144 r, irs4rs the 3(t. Regiment of Foot t; ourds, the ist Regiment of nit; with IBA the remaining ,crgtuien:s cr Corps. • • On PRI DA Y. the •13th - laiitiarYC • •" Those Pensioners iron) any 'Regiment' oeCorpa, at is. cl.d. is. id. is. ihyl. and is; ad, per clay. - , ~ • , On SATURDAY, the Lit 1 !,• • - • ••• I' ' Thoie at as. a!,(1. and is. "3ct: per (fify'. 7 1 •: On MONDAN; the t6thlanuaiy.' . . • • . Those at is. per day with those of thediirei t entsates, to as. per day. inclusive. . . On TUESDAY, the 17th jentiary,, Those at as. o'd. per, day. and upwards ; those from the Militia, at id per day, with the Private Gentlemen wise re-- eeive Annuities frorn the late tat and ad Troops of Horse, Guards. and that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said -tat, who live at a greater distance tbalc:tweniy-five. -Miles frdm London, and those in Seotlantapilsfaelaivi c ate,-. l 4tebY required and commanded, atter the,eeili and after every succeeding aith of Deedarber; Jane, until further orders; to apply to onititttiisjanolty(nollis tiees of the Peace in the neighbourh' 441 ihkneroli y iv*, and mike the following Affidavit ; which t_t4iaiti iiKistYSle ior the County, City. Borough, or Riding-lpfaciiii IniftatiO•Peil=- sioner appears, will sign and ciate, , vil. * , , • came before ape, one of Ills Majesty's justices of the Peace for the County pt ' ' , and made that he was admitted an Out:Peniio,ner of 'ChelSea I Ins pital, on the day of ',-t7 18 - ,) teolll the, Regiment of , , commanded by, , • . was then aped about yearsejimed,in the, Army years, was discharged for - , and that he is BO otherwise provided'hir by theAlißlififit ii*Pensioner nt' the said I Wilma), et. • per iiiraljtisurilbyeaivi4 the. Parish of. •in the comitypt irit ,a virA rg r ivuic: ate , this clay e c. - - The Affidavit , drawn accordine4b l4 / 1 460 4 ki fotlihrisvi'orn before. dated and attested - by a-.Miiiiinfrecrisioakcoptit +u t ; in a toyer, and sent by the General .releb(44s44.lhilki the Right Hon. the Payma ter-GAeral Of Ins, Majesty's ' Laud Forets London,") niarking ! otiii lotiver," Chelsea • Pensioner's Affidavit ;" 'and coUnteiLparts er duplicates 91 the sa id. A tridavits are to be-reserved by the Out-Pensioners respettively, to be exhibited to, such Persons as shaft be retied to pay them, that they may be satisfied that all such as may claim Out-Pensons,are the real P.eisons entitled to receive the same. And to the end that the Commissioners for the An; ire of Chelsea llospitar may he satistiM that the Pensioners are the same persOns, who have passed their examination, it. is here- . b) further that such of them who have served in, aid have been dis Charged frOm, any . of th'eltegitnenta,of In depentleilt Companies of Invalids, or Royal Veteran itatta-, vein, are not co in their Ain-i , ...tt0 or Company of Invalids, 'or Royal Veteran Battalions, in which they setveil last, but the Regiment, Trooli, or Corps of the Army, tram they %ere 'fitst discharged and re.; coinmended, and received at Chelsea . Hospital., . . The Pensioners are.partifularly to tale Notice, that the hairlellitik pay Inellts after Christmas are regulated, As to the place of payment, by the Mates at Chelsea, or the Ailider, tuts scot as above, after the Midsummer preceding , ; and that the Midsummer payment is in like manner regulitect by tire' lquiters or Affidavits atter the Christmas pretaxling: • • • 1 t is also ordered and direCted that no Person who shall change the place of his abode given in at his muster; or'spet• ceded in hitAfildavit aforesaid, and Who may apply for his Vension (excepting to the ()tficer:tol ~ Erteise nearest such place of abode), shall receive the ,rgifisk' wbpc jLitp rs, by the certificate of respeaable persons, 11l :& ell' rtgoovid . was through un4volilablelinicessity, filajollftfld not foresee t,r prevent. übri L oot i asa Atari A that it any. Pensioner. sitalliAtatiMieq •alt i empt to receive a double payment of the ertn r Chelsea, q; at different places, he shalt' beliMillUffOliVlDOts; ' Lastly, it is notified, that none wilt tfr o rActscd. upoh the Lists of the said Hospital, or be entitled to receive any benefit therefrom,' who shall not ad . agrecably to these orders directions; particularly in sending their half-yearly Atli. davits IP the Paymaster General us slanvediretied,• end to no other Office; which several of the Pensioners have of late Other neglected to do, or Sent them irregularly to other De. iiartincdtit. q Ic 4UST, Secr n slaglhi Itegistrar. ',9t) 1% ARMY ANI) NAVY EQI/11 , Aali. Min; PATENT CAMPAiritiMFAlASrltuni tare, Mattnisses, and lied dinitco orkey, u4tt wylespeci tklily recominended to Gent lemeliof evyr,zXspoal i portahle Anti superior to any others made MaNures, Cents, Tables and Chairs, on heti v principles i Sea Cogs, Split beds, and ellAirS t ' for on Huard Sliip,; Musquitto Net Fui nave, and Patent lirass-screw Bedsteads, for East put, Wc4l and all forei4n Climates, a t • :MORGAN and ANI.)E ltb's • Patent Holstead Manutiictory and Ware.ltooms, Alps. 16 and 17, catherinc.kttect, Strand. . Ptisegail and Sandcl - 4%-: New-inventixt allowed to be tie moit, complete Alla Elegant tier ( 4 rl'ableievet yet invented,..te very portttble, packiilg in a rig* but ten inches dtep. E. 50ta..130 and Chair-tied Ware:- Ois I),iy was'lo/11ih4lyint: (4 , inOne Volume 4to. 11..i5. '• h , 4 tigth T 'z ultAziL4.piLo: n 01 tits efiabt trAnsltittir MI tiSc of relotrel Plinentet, prateipal 1-lya/o k ir stt desty, john the f of Parltigiik.' ": 'ad burial-,? •, To w hicti are witted, C. ii;rrt of some ofiil4.trusst con sidet- Atile train MSS. neitt before pulslisTit.. l / 4 1: Printcit for I o nginkin,.Florlit, Rees,-intl UMW, , P4ternos. ter-row, am! A. Arrowiimitit, 500-square. • Lately imblialieil, Elegantly printed iii a Pocket Volume,. on a Atte Paper, )1 . 10.: 111 boar 4, Five Mil!tints, • 4 New Eiiiiiori'.4. -. - ~-; . ... ssAlrs and I'HOUORTS4 Q- AIIT 3IT H ItV r)V.S. soo t ctl, and frothy 46s, t , dcr. .ro ether with Nine Vapera trut4 'till?trLLA ‘ POOR! DA ; 10,, l'oelhs. gy 05 Right Rev, cEoneYfOifiilf2D.D. Late Lord iiitilip:mtiiilit4orrilfh."ll- v ,. rriptefl for F:C: and 1. ,RiviiigtonioN,k6z...St..Poul's frreh-y4r4lfoid *Pio Dy { ii•liati:harct, No: 19 , Fie. Y . pi 0 wl)om may 0114(1 1 by Om aarne Author, tieatly primal - in a' Pudict Volume, pri‘c S. ‘, ' - consicl4ll;to4;s op !!4; 440 44 1 PV 4 t4 of St. 1040 tle tff l o! , ' COUGH'S CARDEN'S BRITANNIA. This ,Drry was pUbIiSIMIs • • In Four large Volumes,. illustrated by numerous • Plates, .price r 61.. iris in boards, A New Edition of BRITANNIA, or a Chao, g-raphical Description of the flourishing Kingdom's of E,ngiand; Scotland r anti Ireland, and the Islands adjacent, Ircip the,carlicst Antiquity. By IVILLIANI CAMDEN. Translatixt from the Edition published by the Author in ' 0:37, enlarted by the latest Discoveries. By RICHARD ,t.)(IGH. Printed fur john Stockdalc, Piccadilly. Mew Copies arc printed on tine raper, and the Maps co loultd, price 151. 4s. 10/1,11.5. Du z—l Gottenburgh, i NlAlta. : I .l' II E S U SOLIM QUI! DICIRS lALIUM AUDtAI,.? LONDON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6 ) 180 g. The Diana has arrived ,at Plymouth from Co runna, hiving left that place .on the r 3oth Decem ber, at wind* time it was supposed, but not officially • • • • known, that: the conjoined forces of -Sir J. Moo ire, and the . Marquis Da ROMANA were very near the army of Marshal SOULT j we may therefore hourly expea intelligence of a terrible conflid, for the re sult of which we enteriain very little doubt, even . should the French be superior iu point . of .nutr i tcri,;. • which, however, there is no reason to believe i 5,00., cage in tho northern prti of Spain. • . y WE received this morning.lirench Papers, con taining the I7th, 18th; and t9th Bulletins of the . 'French Army i:1 Spain.. They were sent over in the same 'manner as the. fopiier. We have not time to offer any comments upon them. . By a Dectec, dated 4th December, from the Im perial Camp at Madrid, BUONAPARTE has dismissed the Council of Castile as being . !f, cowards, and un wth Lily of being the Magistrates of a brave and ge nerous Nation," Those Members however %slit, did not sign the deliberation, of the i ith of August last, are excepted from this Decree. Annexed to, the. Bulletin 3 are several Imperial . . , Decrees and Intercepted Correspondence, which we shall give to-morrow..—One Decree grants ,a gene ral Pardon to all except a few persons. • The Mem hers of the Council of Castile . are branded as Cow- ardi, and unworthruf being Magistrates of a brave Nation..—The Inquisition Lis abolished—and the number of Convents reduced to one-third—feudal riihts are also aholished. The whole closesvith A PROCLAMATION i • r; Signed •by BUONAPAIITE on the 7th. In it toys, " I shall soon drive the English twin the Palill-' t. • SUla." And lie concludes with' 'the following re• ma . kable expression BUt. if all my . efforts be useless, alld l YbO • • , do not. merit jny eoit6tienee,.l will only remain LI me to treat you kas eonsinered Provir#s, and TO PLACE MY Bawritta OtQ ANOTHER TiIRONS : ,wu.L.lll.4pi FLAce. Tux .CxuwN iSrAtN or OWN II EA,0,,4114 , I will caive it to Le rc- . . speCied by , the wicked, for Gop:, r lias given the atterigtii• and inclination to surmoant all obstacles. Given at our Imperial Camp at Madrid, Dec. 7, (Signed) " NArotEok.".. SEVENTEENTH BULLETIN or TIM ARMY (:)* SPAIN, "'MAi;tub, DEc. 111ajesty reviewed, yesterday, oti the Prado, ,the Doke -of DANZIc'S corps, arrived the day before yesterday at Iladrid-L-41e t exiiresSec4biaaatisfaalion at these tir4Ve troops. To-day 'reviewed the troops of the Cortfo; dcraiion of the Ithine,• forming the divisiOn &tuni . mended by :Gen. LEVEL. l'he,regiments of Nas sett and [laden bAaved well—The regiment of Hesoe Da . instadt did.not 4stain the rapittation of the troops , of that country... The Colonel and. Major op• pear to be men of moderate talents. " The Duke of 11.1 ltiA set off on the Clth for gunttlexerp, - fie seogreci. the whole rolgt from Saraptisa and Valencan—inade bop prioners, and ouis a Great deal of Wzage. At Buggdu batt4liGn of ;Cm meat, summoned by the cavalry, were woon hai been recommended to . Ha brnten in upon. ' •- • the succeol * to ilie late Lord Gann The enemy's army beaten at Tade Colata‘ enera~s ii ss if Marines. Tkis a I'll, abandoned by its Generals,. and' a . great nutn- "cooll4d reduced'to . 6ooo men. i fat 4001 Andrebt ° lhe'Vcotre of merit . . brr of soldiers, was ltate vm reason ti t believe that Lord as On the Bth, at Midnight; the Doke - of Is-rms.:l hati , tifilper to solaj ,aequatntance with th, attacked, at Santa Cruz, a corps 4hich• covered the ' gallant acnraT,l t s etitfally honourable t , iftilit of the enemy's army. 'riot corps was close- ties ; and affords', among many other . . 'ifursured, and . a thousand prisonurs taken. It besk,pledge to our Naval' Heioes, that L.) thrown itselt. into' Andalu6 by' Madri- nteetini With its •:dt dego. It appears to have been forced' io'disperse in the mountains of Cuenca:" • • We this morning receivid•Spanish P a 0 di 'tilt. the 'contents of which will be • 21441 lin. n Valitit • %9 . • t -y o b tru.NJ ;ffesttrllAC afternoon a. Cabinet Coun `atop he Tqpj ici., it which were Grack thg._l?uke of PORTLAND, the L, cr.t.t.oa,"Ekg 'CAtifDke and BATHU NIULGIIAVII And CA3III.BFBAGII, NING, and Mr. l'EacevA.t.• Captain the late . Green vilely Hospital, died on Friday la liaol:riLL, we understind, has been succeed 'him. It • has been -stated its see Paii . ers that. Captain toußcktiisa ! died in of a wound which .liexeceired 35 ye "4.7,ltich hien peifeelly 'cured. .meat is incurred. After the glorious :West Indies in.47t0,, Captain Boy RCH pointed to the Reelor, of ($4 suns, one of Prizes; and ordered to bring her home. had suffered much in the Ation, and the' dreadful storm which, happened st Which tlati j itille de Paris, the Centaur, Other Vesstiss - wete lost, when she was t lite lin tiiitiem her passage home, ; 1 1tiiisAcit Fsigiia. Although his Ship iiitStiti/, -tomb BOURCHIUR ,defended g'ttlittist`. ravery, and succeeded bet Viltaies ; but the lietior su ff ered so - m silt* klgnifaavday; and.4he whole cre 11eiishcc)., if a Danish Merchantman_ h nately hove in sight, on board of witi med. 'it was m thi'4 gallant• aElion boo itcHisit:receited4.the wound whit: him for:attire:service. .. . . A vessel4esterday arrived from 110 . she ' vir' to leave on the 315; 6 di/C d L ima iivateer, she' threw all her to „iioar .'"fl o.kitaitt Sayit; that no fur Imi een .scasrirkd from Spain. The riglA =,o!t r . t uf „ sliw as most severe. it - is asce r tained 'that not only Capt. GOODAi,,t Ina" but thei r'rrorre of Iris. crew, have.been sent holm, ' the Raven Brig from Jamaica. The Court of ~ miralty in that Island considering the case oil nitwit importance to be decided there, have trans., 'tithed the whole of the Papers to England for purposevf procuring the decision of the High Co of Admiralty., We are: anxious to corral the opinion that has prevailed fespectiug !lte actual condition of tht.. : t i s h:aroiy_ in Spalo. Soitte of our on the auth' City of 'titer: - written by per:, army, u ~. usettoe . tire troops a.; almost sioiLit•g uric the manifold privations to whicirthey were sUb: According to the-e, the country, hardly afritded , or. shelter, comfort or convenience, of_ anY Itind..,_ The inhabitants are represented as cold and mhos . pitablii viewing then] rat herss unwelcome visitants;, . ihan receiving - them with the !cordiality one -to area. .vv cameto shed their blood in the cause of Spai n, ‘ifi derive very great satisfattion from. having , it 't t x 'P.tibr power to contradict these reports. Owing to h a l tiNir s at e want of whod of . p4Ope to r a! a are r r r ea i t n ai g )br e ui m vpad e ta n iol t in s t , isy; ou is i lip t t r p r ‘ i i‘, "o ;: p da s r A: ev e !it r ste: "d ou r , dll 4 4l s , @ 3ln i then ti L Y untry etiords, and the behaviour Of she inhabitants has been uniformly kind - and friendly. Spain, to be sure, does not- afford the). same facilities - and accommodation that Englani does; but whatever she possesses in this way, is freely supplied. - The diet may not exaclly suit titti 'taste of the pampered writers of these letters ; bat we are persuaded the bulk of the British army its, .Sp in y either has, nor will have anyleason to corn. pia nlif4Wit s it of friendship or gratitude in the pcop4 itit ilifiriVelitty. ' ',`k t) nfi ,y4pfselyii . enabled to dispel some gloomy rihi . ~vhdurs titit,:bave been' spread rt , speait,g' the state of chi MiltY,'Tvhich was lately sent to Spain. The efficiency of this part of our force has been said to b e very much impaired by the mortality and weakness consequent upon the great change that has takeit ' place in its provender. Now; we are assured, that the Whole of Laird PAGEVa brigade was, at• the data of -the last accounts, nearly ,in as good condition as. when it sailed from tbis ro4ntry. It was such 8y; gave full iatisfattion to that °dicer, and of which IC ~.'svill‘ofibrefiiiiafile pro 4, we. lcivire no doubt, !should , it tie fortunate - enough •to close. with the enemy,: upon any atinglike ecpul terms. . , A neutral Ship is ,just ,arrived from the hiaes, Un der the fbilawitig'ektraordioary circilmstanics. the 3d of December, ithe net with no accidebti-at . , , sep,•and in consequenct became leaky. Being .094 ,A the W coast, the Captain ran into the Macs, stlti -4tatecr hi s iiituatioti, The government %vas' applied'-.;;. . to iiiithilitti spillicititin was . supported by strong lair4.l ut td litets tofar rieision to repair the .Ship, but to no 41 riVtl4 15caPlaind4notkeseive hit, final alt. ;; er till ts e •29 - tte ult. istit'which time the Vessati;: e tc ' i comieletely frozen in. The crew; of theguardi. !)' , ._ ' 4l quail:ivy entrance of ihe Maps. were set 10 work i. the Vessel was cut put of the ice, and .sent to sc3 ha ./:. her damaged state, tei'seek - n friendly port, winch"'l she fiiiind iti*Etitlatitr . From . the•titne that elaPsed -. .. ; between-her entcriag the Mnes and: ti µpreemptory ,:, . 'order for leer.neparture,,..it was cpojgclurcti. that OP. • French Qovertinieut was applied to for insitnationa on the occason; . . • . . , . • ' Tlieilfajeaic trargOiert has been burnt down to • , . t)e water edge in Carlisle . Bay, -.Barbadoeit--Ihree . . , a raen perished, - -.. ; , • . , . • CURN-;EXCHANGB, JAN. .6,--Wheat is again in * r . h rxidfki ~ Vy.-- , fine samples krep their prices, 4 47?er.diu.i .. 1 :, ~ so orbeac . ily"; 'lnky and Mali 1114 7 ... i""s9i_lhf/180 #uppiy, 'add' at - little vari:yion ; \\WM,. 1 "w-are.eltp , i0r i., Reaos of both s,eris ~lsa vary but .. little; New Tit:ICS b3s, to . 7.. per quarter ; there •• ! a r e'verY le* Vats - in ;e::na, but this trade is "e.' dearer i flour as cwlast. .1 [ii MAJeSTT:I4 kIiDNER in - the is appointment, •,, rit and service, ,ord MULGRAVH the noble and....„. 4 de to both par•,. zr instances, the-.- pat merit is sure . . ~.• it Papers to the'..-::,: if be found in a ..-; • • .• . . :ouneil was held ~:- vere presem his, -.. 3e LOAD CIIAN- .. THURSTi LOeds!,, !Secretary CAN., 'Llt..GOVellOr Of. * 1 r last, anci • Uaiii, , . .: ien appuiitted 1., n several of tbs.-, I in consecrence _,,:' • year.; ago, and ,:d. This: state, -, ',. us atlion 'itt_thts •,:; RCHI2II was ay. ie of the French .): . '. ne. The Hetior -- , nd still more in .-.,: d soon alter, in ~.• ', aur,' and several NOS attacked duri- le, by two large i hip was nearly. it ~- ded her with the I . beating off tho *:. i '..) - rnuch, that'shei crew must h4ve e; -, u had not fortu.: . ~. .. 0 filch they • were on that Captain itich• discivatiftetcl • 4 . 'f.'',:... . Rolland, whic h ; - st ult. but being her papers over. ••• ~ further accoupta '';! e rigour, with yea Capt. GOoDALL, :en sent haute ia e Court of Ad. the case of too :: late, have trans, • , England for t h e. f the High Cours vinion that has lition of the ft.. con r . tempu, :k‘7. 1 , , - Iy pervon4 in u m )51 siniki;.g woe v.. .. : hey ,-re sUbje4„: rdly affirded tcxxi -' . EIGHTEENTH BULLETIN OF THE ARMY OF SP IN. MADRID, DEC. 12, ItiOti.—...Thei Central Junta of Spain. possessed but. little power. The greater . part of the Provinces plid them but little obedience, and all of them had deprived it of the GoVernrirent of the. Finances. It was influenced by the. lowest classes Of the people. It was governed by - the Minority. " Fr,ottil):k lii.A4cA pos3eseclnoauthorty. The Junia,was under the controul of two men; the one ..‘ • named LORENZO-CAI:VD, a grocer of,Saragoosa, who .theSe feW inotitlis, had.icquireclihe Excellency ; he is one of those violent wed:44o' appear in .Revolutions, and ,hi; probity .yyas. , mote than suspeaed. The other is batne4,l .Trt:LY, Wh9 was formerly condemned to the,allies as a thief. 'He is the younger, brother of Who aced a conspicuous parvander 1101ESPIERRP • during the reign of terror. I ":Whenever any of the Meinbers of 'die Junta opposed , violent 'measures, these . two ; men: exclAitne4. " Treason and' a mob; 'was. inirne4iitely.celleaed under the windows of Atapju4. `.heeitravagacice and wickednesi of t Ip:se men . knew 'no bounciL As soon .as it was khovdrihat ilie Emperors at Burgos„ attd. tbat..he,WOulf.i.SQo . :4 be' ,at Madrid,. they published a•Deelaration of War againitfrance, full of folly and the rrto3t.instilting langtbge. " When General LAssALirvalO was sent in.-pur suit of theenemy, arrived at - I' alavarade la myna, on the tith inst. (the place through which the Eng= fish had passed ten days before, boasting that they were going to relieve the Gapilal) 'a - most dreadful spectacle presented itself to the eyes,of the, French. A. body cloat lied in the dresses of, a Spanish General, was suspended from a gallows, and pierced with a thoasand balls. .It was General Barwro S, JEAN, whom his soldiers, in their terror, and as Oil excuse for their cowardice, had murdered. t i lishops of Leon,aud AtitOria, and a great number at Ecclesiastics, :Lave distinguished them selves by their good conduct and their aposwiic tues. " The general pardon offered by the Emperor, and the dtsposittwis which..have. marked the eiw blishment. id. the new dynasty, by the ‘'Lestruoion of the houses of the principai.cUtpritti haveproduci. ed a great died. . ,• • • The destru6tion of the duties 'Which were. odious Co the people, and injurious to the prosperity of the' 'State, have produced beneficial results. " The hatred of the ropleis now direCted against the English. The peasant} say, that at the approach of the French, tbs 3 English ran away winning their wooden horses. • " 'Majesty yesterday reviewed several corps al cavalry." N,,N.ETEEN.TI-1 BULLETIN. " MADRID,' DEC. i3.--6Rosasurrendered on the 6th by capitulation. Two thousand men have beetl': donde pri4oners. A considerable luantity of artillery ,l WAS found in the place. Six- English. Ships of the Line; which were at anchor in 'harbour, were not Sufkitlnt tp. carry away the garrison. " The,,Emperor this day reviewed , the whole of .the united troops of the Duke of Dantzlc, -beyond the bridge of Segovia. . •, " 4BAiTIANA'S division has marched fora:A:mica, Ile la Reiana. • • " The,breaking ,up• of ,thie 'S,pinish troops i 3 ob served on everysidel The new tesfies which were atteMpted to be raised, iliSperse on all sides, and return to their home., ..• • . . • "-The'details which we learn from the. Spaniards 1 respeeting the Gen; ra(Jtirii4 - are ' all Or a nature to, , •• • - .place them is the most ridicelous. , point of ykaiV .—!- 11 That Assembly is already become,an objuot. of cane tempt with alt Europe.. Its mtMber s to the . nuni. l ber ut 86 have beitowedl.uppn themselves titl es and ribbons of evoy sort,, end, an annual. allow, ance of • 60,000 Buret. . .Fi.ottiod% - BLAI4CA was .! ,A , , • I•. . , , 'a real , man of Spaita ; be ii rioy, 'aihatnect of the -dishOnour he has brought' upon 'iti- oki age. As uivally happens in such assemblies, .two or three persons domineer Over all the rest, and .these: twn or three persona were in the 'pay ; of . England.--.. The opinion held by the .city of Madrid respeiling• the Junta is . notorious,: they are as much the objet] of ate mockery andideri.sion, :4 tinly'are of ~the sic-, tottation of the inhabitant 4. of tiie..oliital;"7 ' ~ .... )Wz are happy to stae, what we are welltsured pug give universal satisfy ion, that 1.444 . • • 1n the press, and apoeciily will I published. Bands...4lll;ly ptinted (AI MCdlum 4to. by Bet - 1.5144, -price - to' Non,sobscribers, tI. ss. in boards; Err U D . • of WYOMING, and other G POEMS. • • Bf . 1110 MAS c.kmrp'gti,. • - • Author of •' Of Hope," dec. Puhlthhed for the AUthor.by LongraJn, Hurst, Rces, anti Orme, l'Aicrooster.row. BANCitOFT'S LIFE OF WASIIPNGTON. This Day wa4 plablished, In One Volume, Otitivos• price los t 6d. in boards, rr HE LIFE of GEORGE WASHINGTON, Commander in chiqf of the ArillitiC2ll Army through the Reyolutionary War, and the first President of the United States. By AARON IiANCROFT, A.A.S. Pastor tif a Congregational Church at Worcester, N.A. Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly; Longman anal Co. and Seholet , Paternoster: row ; Faultier, Bond-street ;' Man-, son, Gerrard-street,,and Goddard, Pail-JUJU-